The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-15
Labor LOOters

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Labor LOOters
LAID OUT LONGSHoREMEN.
New York. Feb. 10.-Along the river
fronts to-day, there was no indication that
any difficulty had existed between the
LOngshoremen and the railroad and steam
ship lines. At the railroad piers the load
ing OF cars OH big fl rats are being carried
on with regularity ami at the coastHi~e
and southern port steamship companies
al evidence of the recent struggle is Obiit-
Grated. Everything is as quiet as before
the strike.
RENEWING THB BATTLE.
assembly, No. 40, put on an extra coat of
war paint at lis conference early this
morning and ordered out every body in the
Deer ale and porter breweries in this
city, 1onkers, jersey City, Brooklyn,
>taten Island. Newark and Patterson, AS
we'll as the members of the Eccentric As
sOciation OF Stationary engineers employed
in the different factories within its iuris-
diction. The order is TO 60 into effect to-
morrow and il il estimated that the num-
Der of men who will stop work in TIE
breweries alone will amount to about
10000 The number of thO-e who will ne
thrown out by the engineers will iun into
the thousands No exact general estimate
can be formed at present, but it is certain
that Il they do quit, the majority
OF he big factories will have to elise down.
Forty nine claims that on the strength of
assurances that arrangements were being
made for
ARBITRATING THE COAL TROUBLES
it rested on its oars and lost some ground,
now II intends to regain that ground and
get some more. The members of Forty
nine executive board say they have posi-
tive information that some OF the coal
companies are pressed for loans on the
national banks and they lieye that with
the arrangement they are making In con-
nection with the stopping of work by the
employees OF breweries and the engineers,
the demand for coal will 60 so limited
tina. the coal companies will be glad TO
come TO terms. fne Ostensible reason for
the strike is that the breweries and other
manufactures are using "Scab"
coal. To the reporter high official of 40
said this afternoon, you can say that all
stories that the strike was on the point of
disruption and coming to an end, have
been made through a Misunderstanding or
manufactured out OF whole cloth. The
district had simply
CEASED FROM PUSHING MATTERS
further in the idea that the coal com
panies were about to have all differences
settled by arbitration. All have been I'M
deceived on that point and now we intend
10 renew the battle with a vengeance.
Nor will the extension of the strike stop
with the measures TO be carried out to-
morrow. In necessary We will call out
men in other lines. The news few along
the piers and wharves and the strikers
visible were unusually numerous and
much more cheerful than they have
been for some days. James E. Quinn, |
of District Assembly 10, |
and Victor Drury, went to Boston last
night. They are To confer with District |
40, of Massachusetts, in relation |
to the strike. The Knights in Massachu- |
sets may be called out wherever "scab"
coal Is used.
WILL GET THEM II THEY CAN
New York, Feb. 10, = a. ma member |
OF the executive board of District Assem-
bly, No FOrty-nine at q. N. said that the |
brewers of this city and vicinity would 90 |
out tomorrow, friday in fact |
the order had been issued. |
The members of the executive |
board, however, said the number, 10000, |
Of brewers was greatly exaggerated. will
the Eccentric Engineers also 20 out ?" was
,skek, "as far as understood the engineers
will also 30 out, for they will not handle
scab' coal"
sHOEMAKER's STRIKE.
Dover, N H., Feb. 10 Between four
Ind FIVE hundred shoemakers, employed
n Cloutman's factory, struck to-day be-
;ause one man was discharged. The en-
'loyer claims that the man was let 60 be-
;suse of lack of work
A RAILROAD STRIKE.
Cennellsyille, Pa, Feb. 10.-All the
Tard conductors, brakemen and firemen of
ne Pittsburg, McKeesport & Youghie-
heny railroad are on a strike for an in
rease of wages that had been promised
hem ten days ago. The engineers are at
heir posts but have no assistance, hence
ot freight wheel has turned to-day at
)ickins' Run and Maysville, and a bad
lockade of cars is the result. The men
rant an advance in their wages of from ID
D % per cent. 1t is thought the matter
I'LL be compromised.
RESUMED WORK. =,
Hittsburg, FEB. I0.-The Monongahela
liners resumed work this morning in the {
rst, second and third pools. The contest I
4 regard to the mining rate in the fourth
DOL premises to be amicably settled. The
liners have evinced disposition to help
ieir employers to NIL their contracts.